New posts in personal-pronouns

Using pronoun "it" instead of (personal) pronouns "her" or "him"

word-choice grammar pronouns personal-pronouns

Does English use the word ‘thou’ in any situations nowadays? [closed]

offensive-language personal-pronouns archaicisms contemporary-english thou-thee-thy

Analyzing 'genitive/accusative + V-ing phrase (gerund-participle phrase)' as different constructions

possessives personal-pronouns possessive-vs-oblique

Is the signature of a letter a subject or an object?

pronouns subjects personal-pronouns objects subject-or-object

Who is "we" in my thesis?

personal-pronouns narration

"Bob and us" or "Bob and we" or "Bob and ourselves"?

word-choice grammar personal-pronouns grammatical-case coordinating-conjunctions

Why 'a friend of mine' is not 'my friend's friend'?

idioms pronouns personal-pronouns double-possessive

Advice for using multiple same-gender personal pronouns in the same sentence

personal-pronouns grammatical-gender

The Royal We: Who are "we"?

history formality personal-pronouns royal-we

A respectful alternative to the word "you" or "your" [duplicate]

etymology pronouns formality personal-pronouns thou-thee-thy

___, ___, and I am/are…

word-usage personal-pronouns

"People like you" versus "people like yourself"?

personal-pronouns reflexives

"Us Americans" or "We Americans"?

personal-pronouns grammatical-case appositives

Use of "myself" in business-speak

grammaticality pronouns personal-pronouns

Subject-verb Concord [duplicate]

grammaticality verb-agreement relative-clauses personal-pronouns grammatical-person

Can a pronoun and its referent have different plurality?

grammatical-number personal-pronouns antecedents pragmatics pronominal-agreement

Why is "police" referred to using the singular pronoun "it" in this sentence?

nouns grammatical-number personal-pronouns collective-nouns pronominal-agreement

'She' as sentence object [duplicate]

syntactic-analysis personal-pronouns direct-objects indirect-objects

Which English dialects have 2nd person plural?

dialects personal-pronouns variants

Is naming the first person last proper grammar or just proper manners? [duplicate]

pronouns personal-pronouns